 cd burning software, any suggestions on software? |
 ven. 16 nov. 2001, 00:02
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i was wondering who has experience mastering and burning cdrs?
i've been using PTle w/ AMIII and am having trouble getting the cdrs i've burned to match the quality of the original files. so far i've tried various versions of toast and jam 2.5. jam is more concise but the end product sounds a bit sterile compaired to the original file though the AMIII. is itunes' burner any good? what software has better file conversion and writes most reliably. also, any suggestions for external cd-rws. i'm thinking of going firewire w/ibook. |
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jeu. 13 déc. 2001, 22:36
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I highly recommend getting the new Toast 5 that comes with Adaptec Jam 3 I think. Toast 5 is lot more stable than previous versions also allowing you to use computer while simultaneously burning a CD. I have no complaints with it so far and CD's sound fine to me.
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usme cd burning software ven. 16 nov. 2001, 00:02
usme oh! i almost forgot!
this is avery nice site!
i... ven. 16 nov. 2001, 00:07 kaboombahchuck Hi usme. I use toast and have had many comments o... ven. 16 nov. 2001, 01:38 MT Groove I've used Jam flawlessly for the past couple years... mer. 12 déc. 2001, 03:15
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